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(click for larger images) Reduce problems with missed appointments, broken appliances, swollen gingiva, decalcification, and compliance issues in general. Our Orthodontic Compliance Aid is designed to graphically illustrate the consequences of harmful behaviors while in braces such as chewing ice, pens, and pencils, and the growing link between sodas and decalcification. The appliance diagram also helps patients and parents tell you exactly what's wrong if something is loose or broken. Also, your name and phone number can be provided on clear labels at no additional cost. And, with our specially designed suction cup, it can be applied to the bathroom mirror, or any other smooth surface. That way, it's going to be seen every day instead of being buried with a lot of other orthodontic literature. Once it's up there, they get daily reinforcement —no searching for instructions you gave them six months ago. This is the perfect complement to the detailed instruction for flossing and brushing with braces on our Orthodontic Home Care Guide. And you can mix and match these two items for the best quantity prices.
(click for larger images) Reinforce each patient's homecare every day for a penny a week. That's what it costs for our new orthodontic Homecare Guides -- about a penny a week. And, if that's not a good enough bargain for you, we'll show your patients how to handle minor orthodontic emergencies on Friday nights and Sunday mornings - all for the same penny a week. One-shot homecare instructions often don't get the job done, no matter how well you explain things. Let's face it, changing human behavior isn't usually quick and easy. It takes time and lots of reinforcement. That's why we designed a homecare guide for the bathroom mirror - at eye level for your patients. If it gets wet, who cares? The laminated Homecare Guide will stand up in the steamiest bathroom for as long as your treatment lasts -- guaranteed. And, it's space-efficient so it won't take up too much mirror space, especially when it's placed at the outer edge of the mirror.
(click for larger images) Chances are, the longer you've been in practice the more time out of each day is spent dealing with production-draining retention problems. With the new Retainer Guide you can rid yourself of some of those problems, and increase your word-of-mouth referrals in the process. The guides:
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